Medical Technologies in Neurosurgery

ISBN-13: 9783709116562 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 100 str.

Christopher Nimsky;Rudolf Fahlbusch (Department of Neurosur

Opis

Ethical considerations regarding applications of technologies are becoming increasingly more important. This as well as varying religious viewpoints concerning this topic are discussed. A general overview on the current state of medical technologies is followed by an example of a typical image processing problem. The next section focuses on robotics applications, i.e. using mechatronic assisting systems in neurosurgical operating rooms. A comprehensive overview on progress in intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging using four different setups with different magnetic designs and field strengths ranging from 0.3 to 3 T exemplifies recent developments in neurosurgery. This Acta Neurochirurgica supplement distills the Joint Convention of the Academia Eurasiana Neurochirurgica and the German Academy of Neurosurgery held in Bamberg, Germany from Sept. 1-3, 2005. The main focus was "Medical Technologies for Neurosurgery" and included imaging, image processing, robotics, workflow analysis, and ethics.

Recenzje

"... Das Buch ist Neurochirurgen, Neurologen und anderen verwandten Disziplinen, aber auch Medizintechnikern, Computerspezialisten und nicht zuletzt Krankenhausdirektoren wärmstens zu empfehlen." Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift Nr. 15-16/2007

Spis treści

Žycinski, J.: Bioethics, technology and human dignity: the Roman Catholic viewpoint Rappaport, Z. H.: Robotics and artificial intelligence: Jewish ethical perspectives Özgen, C.: Ethics in the use of new medical technologies for neurosurgery: ‘‘Islamic viewpoint’’ Ohta, T.: Shadow of Buddhism and Shintoism in neurosurgical practice in Japan Nüsslin, F.: Current status of medical technology Hahn, H. K., Klein, J., Nimsky, C., Rexilius, J., and Peitgen, H.-O.: Uncertainty in diffusion tensor based fibre tracking Benabid, A.-L., Hoffmann, D., Seigneuret, E., and Chabardes, S.: Robotics in neurosurgery: which tools for what? Wörn, H.: Computer- and robot-aided head surgery Hongo, K., Goto, T., Miyahara, T., Kakizawa, Y., Koyama, J.-I., and Tanaka, Y.: Telecontrolled micromanipulator system (NeuRobot) for minimally invasive neurosurgery Muragaki, Y., Iseki, H., Maruyama, T., Kawamata, T., Yamane, F., Nakamura, R., Kubo, O., Takakura, K., and Hori, T.: Usefulness of intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging for glioma surgery Mittal, S. and Black, P. M.: Intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging in neurosurgery: the Brigham concept Nimsky, C., Ganslandt, O., Keller, B. v., and Fahlbusch, R.: Intraoperative high-field MRI: anatomical and functional imaging Pamir, M. N., Peker, S., Özek, M. M., and Dinçer, A.: Intraoperative MR imaging: preliminary results with 3 tesla MR system Author index Index of keywords

Blurb

The tremendous progress evolving in medical technologies in recent years increasingly influences our daily neurological practice. Ethical aspects in the application of technologies from differing viewpoints are discussed in detail. Additionally, typical examples for the application of medical technologies in the operating room include image processing, robotic devices, and intraoperative imaging are clearly presented.